That makes a lot of sense.
A rather plain looking building without many windows just around the corner from the AT&T office building.
It may have been an attempt to destroy a critical communications building.
Otherwise, that is a very odd choice of placement and time for a terror weapon.
Bill Binney, as usual, is probably correct.
Yes, granted.
I meant it is around the corner from the much taller AT&T tower.
Which is office space.
This building is much smaller and has little or no markings.
Inconspicuous building where networking hardware takes up most of the space inside.
Part of the internet and telecomms backbone that the bad guys would love to cripple.
There are 2 ATT&T buildings in the area. Understand?2
The on circled in red is the location of the explosion.
That is the switching station with the hardware and the many rooftop cooling units.
The one circled in blue is AT&T TOWER.
Which is just around the corner and THAT is where the office space is.
The hardware switching station is NEAR the office building.